It all starts with some valid excuse for short downtime. something happens Agreed. continue.
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Unless you're a postmodern victim chauvinist, you can "get over it and come back... Simply put; life. "
But hey, the apology that took months has now been upgraded from an apology to a lifestyle review. They say we need to focus on other things instead of actually doing what we say.
I see, maybe I needed to move on to something new. We all know this and know that there are situations when we need to change our work efforts or accumulate wealth in a somewhat safer way. things happen... all the time.
But I don't speak to these people. See, they went ahead and found another phone.
This speaks to those in the United States who say, "I am a photographer!" It means taking pictures. all the time. Not just when the mood strikes, when the muse comes along, or when you're rewatching Survivor and have a few hours of downtime because your internet connection went down... Spoiler, google who won.
you are a photographer
you are a writer
you are a painter
no excuses A friend of mine spent two weeks in the hospital and photographed everything he saw. People, views from tall windows, white, sterile corridors, hoses and ropes wrapped around your arms and floating overhead, a world of endless testing. , a bottomless pill bottle... great job. He was a photographer, wasn't he? And every day he faced moments that could be devastating and change his life, but he stayed in the moment.
It was who and what he was.
Because if you stop saying, you are not.